Unprecedented Growth Outlook for San Antonio Economy
The first annual Business Outlook Conference predicts unprecedented growth for San Antonio in 1972 as national wage price policies boost the Texas economy. Executives and officials including Paul W. McCracken of the President's Council of Economic Advisers share optimism about construction, healthcare hiring, and the city becoming a regional services hub. The event highlights education expansion, medical centers, and continued strength in tourism and conventions.
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San Almonio Bros
Dallas
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University of Texas At
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Convention and Visitors Bureau
Alamo City
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General Maager
Associated Employers Inc
MT. Reddall
Kelly Afb
MAS
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U S Economy Shows Progress Says McCracken Speaker
President's economic adviser McCracken told a San Antonio business conference that the U S economy has made substantial progress under the president's program. He cited falling wholesale prices since the October peak and rising consumer prices after the price freeze, noting expansion in nonagricultural employment by over a million in six months. He warned against sharp deficits and urged balance between stimulus and restraint while praising Treasury Secretary Connally's leadership on inflation.
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Nixon
Treasury
John Connally
Cost of Living Council
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Self employment rules for Social Security credits
A district SSA official explains when a hobby or business counts as self employment for Social Security. Factors include profit intent, regularity, and active trade status. Report gross income and deduct expenses to derive net profit, with a minimum profit threshold for credits.
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Social Security Administration
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San Antonio Newspaper Subscription Rates and Policy
Bea San Antonio Light and San Antonio Gazette publish daily and Sunday subscriptions with carriers in Texas and beyond. Rates vary by duration and region including Mexico, Central America, Canada, and foreign countries with multiple daily Sunday options and special discounts. Associated Press content is used for republication.
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